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Environmental
5 months ago
‘Incredibly challenging and wily river’: What’s next for the Nooksack River

A recently begun study looks at whether the Nooksack River will change course and how it could happen. At the same time, officials are looking to protect the riverside communities from future disastrous flooding.

We Are Whatcom
6 months ago
Andi Vann: Owner of Pure Bliss Desserts

Meet the owner of an award-winning dessert shop located in downtown Bellingham.

Lifestyle Lookout
6 months ago
Lifestyle Lookout: Valentine’s Day events happening this weekend in Bellingham

From ‘Single Mingle Trivia’ to improv comedy, this weekend is packed with fun events.

Features
6 months ago
Learn more about the Whatcom County Sheriff’s Office Community Academy | Contributed

If you can’t sign up for Community Academy this year, you can still become better acquainted with the work (and the people doing the work) via the WCSO Spotlight on Service series.

Photos
6 months ago
PHOTOS: The Ultimate 12’s Rally at Civic Field in Bellingham

Fans gathered at Civic Field on Feb. 6 for an all-out rally in support of the Seattle Seahawks playing in this year’s Super Bowl. 

We Are Whatcom
6 months ago
Brian Kerkvliet: Co-founder of Salish Seed Guild

The Salish Seed Guild works to promote biodiversity and sustainable agriculture in Whatcom County. One of the founders, Brian Kerkvliet, takes his efforts as a biodynamic homesteader seriously as he helps to educate the local gardeners in the Cascade bioregion.

Veterinary Expert
6 months ago
Why Pet Dental Health Matters More Than Most Whatcom County Owners Realize

Veterinary teams encourage Whatcom County pet owners to ask about dental health during routine wellness visits. Regular dental care helps reduce pain, protect overall health and allow pets to live longer, more comfortable lives.

Northwest Clean Air Agency 
6 months ago
It’s never too early to prepare for wildfire smoke

Is February too early to be thinking and talking about the coming wildfire season? […]

Features
6 months ago
The flood waters are gone; now what? | Contributed

After the noise and commotion of emergency response subsides, the quieter, less visible work of recovery begins. We’re no longer in a sprint; the marathon has begun.